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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. The Practice of the Presence of God: The Complete Conversations, Letters, and Spiritual Maxims - A New Translation from the French. Book.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Puritan classic on putting sin to death - complete and unabridged. "I owe more to John Owen than to any other theologian, ancient or modern; and I owe more to The Mortification of Sin than to anything else he wrote." - J. I. Packer John Owen's classic treatise takes up the most practical and painful question in the Christian life: what is a believer to do with the sin that - though truly forgiven and truly hated - will not die? First preached to the young men of Oxford and published in 1656, Of the Mortification of Sin is his answer: a searching, exact account of what the killing of sin really requires, why it is the daily and lifelong work of even the strongest Christian, and why it can never be won by willpower, temperament, or religious discipline, but only by faith in Christ and the power of his Spirit. Owen is unsparing, but never severe for its own sake. He strips away the counterfeits - the sin merely quieted, diverted, or dressed up as respectable religion - and leads the weary believer to the one place sin is truly put to death: the cross of Christ. Famous for its warning that the Christian must be killing sin, or it will be killing you, the book is at heart about freedom - not grim self-improvement, but the way back into living communion with God. In these pages Owen shows: Why mortification is the constant, lifelong duty of every believer - not a task for the especially sinfulHow to tell true mortification from its many counterfeitsThe dangerous symptoms of a sin that has been indulged too longClear, practical directions for striking at sin before it takes rootWhy lasting victory comes only through faith in Christ crucified and the work of the Holy Spirit About this edition. This volume in The Puritan Treasury presents Owen's treatise complete and unabridged, set from the third edition of 1668 - the last published in Owen's lifetime. The text has been freshly typeset and formatted. It includes a new introduction to Owen's life and work and a glossary of archaic words to aid the modern reader in understanding. More than three centuries after it was written, Of the Mortification of Sin remains the book serious Christians return to again and again in the pursuit of holiness - a cornerstone of Puritan and Reformed spirituality, and one of the most trusted guides to sanctification ever written. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Puritan classic on putting sin to death - complete and unabridged. "I owe more to John Owen than to any other theologian, ancient or modern; and I owe more to The Mortification of Sin than to anything else he wrote." - J. I. Packer John Owen's classic treatise takes up one of the most practical and painful question in the Christian life: what is a believer to do with the sin that - though truly forgiven and truly hated - will not die? First preached to the young men of Oxford and published in 1656, Of the Mortification of Sin is his answer: a searching, exact account of what the killing of sin really requires, why it is the daily and lifelong work of even the strongest Christian, and why it can never be won by willpower, temperament, or religious discipline, but only by faith in Christ and the power of his Spirit. Owen is unsparing, but never severe for its own sake. He strips away the counterfeits - the sin merely quieted, diverted, or dressed up as respectable religion - and leads the weary believer to the one place sin is truly put to death: the cross of Christ. Famous for its warning that the Christian must be killing sin, or it will be killing you, the book is at heart about freedom - not grim self-improvement, but the way back into living communion with God. In these pages Owen shows: Why mortification is the constant, lifelong duty of every believer - not a task for the especially sinfulHow to tell true mortification from its many counterfeitsThe dangerous symptoms of a sin that has been indulged too longClear, practical directions for striking at sin before it takes rootWhy lasting victory comes only through faith in Christ crucified and the work of the Holy Spirit About this edition. This volume in The Puritan Treasury presents Owen's treatise complete and unabridged, set from the third edition of 1668 - the last published in his lifetime. The text has been freshly typeset and formatted. It includes a new introduction to Owen's life and work and a glossary for the modern reader. More than three centuries after it was written, Of the Mortification of Sin remains the book serious Christians return to again and again in the pursuit of holiness - a cornerstone of Puritan and Reformed spirituality, and one of the most trusted guides to sanctification ever written. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Now that Christ reigns in glory, is his heart still tender toward sinners like us - or has his exaltation left him distant and cold?It is a fear few believers wholly escape. Thomas Goodwin (1600-1680) - chaplain to Oliver Cromwell and one of the foremost Puritans of his age - wrote this book to lay it to rest.Beginning with the disciples whom Christ loved to the last - washing their feet, forgiving their desertion, blessing them as he ascended - and then turning to the great promise of Hebrews 4:15, that we have a High Priest "touched with the feeling of our infirmities," Goodwin sets out to prove a single, steadying truth: the heart of the Christ now in heaven beats exactly as it did on earth.What sets the book apart is its tenderness. Goodwin writes not as a distant theologian but as a man who had once searched his own heart in vain for comfort, and learned at last to look instead to Christ's. He presses the boldest question - how a Saviour now glorified can still be moved by our griefs, and even by our sins - and answers it without flinching: Christ pities us as one who has himself lived through our sorrows, been tempted in all the ways we are, and remembers it still. Even our sins, Goodwin dares to say, draw out his pity sooner than his anger.First published in 1642, The Heart of Christ remains one of Goodwin's best-loved works, and stands - with Richard Sibbes's The Bruised Reed - among the Puritan sources behind Dane Ortlund's Gentle and Lowly.About this editionThis is the complete and unabridged text, faithfully reproduced from the 1642 first edition. The spelling has been lightly modernised for ease of reading, while Goodwin's own words and voice have been carefully preserved. It includes a new introduction to the author and his work.The Puritan Treasury makes the classic works of the Puritan tradition accessible, affordable, and freshly formatted for modern readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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